sekáč

Czech

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [ˈsɛkaːt͡ʃ]

Etymology 1

From sekat (“to chop, cut”) +‎ -č (“agent noun”).

Noun

sekáč m anim (female equivalent sekačka)

  1. reaper (one who reaps, e.g. grain)
  2. mower (one who mows, e.g. grass)
  3. (expressive) warrior who cuts down enemies
  4. (slang) dude, guy
  5. harvestman (arachnid of genera Phalangium or Opilio)
  6. (colloquial) field rattlesnake
  7. three or four-year-old wild boar
Declension
Declension of sekáč (soft masculine animate)
singular plural
nominative sekáč sekáči
genitive sekáče sekáčů
dative sekáčovi, sekáči sekáčům
accusative sekáče sekáče
vocative sekáči sekáči
locative sekáčovi, sekáči sekáčích
instrumental sekáčem sekáči

Noun

sekáč m inan

  1. chisel
Declension
Declension of sekáč (soft masculine inanimate)
singular plural
nominative sekáč sekáče
genitive sekáče sekáčů
dative sekáči sekáčům
accusative sekáč sekáče
vocative sekáči sekáče
locative sekáči sekáčích
instrumental sekáčem sekáči
Derived terms

Etymology 2

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Noun

sekáč m inan

  1. (informal) second-hand shop
Declension
Declension of sekáč (soft masculine inanimate)
singular plural
nominative sekáč sekáče
genitive sekáče sekáčů
dative sekáči sekáčům
accusative sekáč sekáče
vocative sekáči sekáče
locative sekáči sekáčích
instrumental sekáčem sekáči

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